The Huxley Morton Podcast

Moment 2- Marty Keiser on Dismantling Healthcare Silos!

In these 'Moment' clips we will be selecting our favourite sections from upcoming or previous episodes of The Huxley Morton Podcast.

In this episode, Award-winning Marty Keiser, Entrepreneur, and Founder of IV BioHoldings tell his story of how he left Wall Street to pursue a more fulfilling role in life with a vision to dramatically reduce the time, cost and risk associated with healthcare innovation.

Marty’s passion for change and eagerness to dismantle healthcare silos translates throughout the interview and is completely awe-inspiring

So, make sure you hit the follow button, so you don't miss the full episode when it comes out on Wednesday 9^th February 2022!

Getting it done together with Award - Winning Laurie Halloran, Founder and CEO Halloran Consulting Group S4|Ep1

This week’s guest Laurie Halloran exudes authenticity starting her career as a nurse to working at Parexel when they had a headcount of just 40. Award-winning Laurie shares her story about how she started out in the industry and went on to identify a problem that needed addressing.

Laurie is dedicated to the idea that every company deserves the best practices and know-how in the life science world, regardless of its size, its name or its financial situation.

Laurie and her team at Halloran Consulting and now recognised as industry experts in improving the organisational effectiveness of those companies.

Laurie is really one of a kind and has such a broad wealth of knowledge and wisdom, from Leadership to people management it’s safe to say she’s a master within her field.

Laurie Halloran - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hallorancg/

Watch us on YouTube- https://youtu.be/b-UHU65NLiM 

Moment 1- Laurie Halloran on why failure is a great teacher

In these 'Moment' episodes we will be selecting our favourite sections from upcoming or previous episodes of The Huxley Morton Podcast. 

In this episode, Award-winning Laurie Halloran, Founder and CEO of Halloran Consulting shares her story of how she got into the industry and why she doesn't want Halloran consulting to grow too large.

Laurie shares so many words of wisdom it's quite possibly one of the most insightful episodes we've had to date. 

So, make sure you hit the follow button so you don't miss the full episode when it comes out on Friday 4th February 2022.

 

 

 

Dr Mark Larkin, Scaling up Digital Healthcare | Ep24

This week we close series 3 by speaking with Dr Mark Larkin.

With nearly 20 years of experience in healthcare consulting and finance Mark founded digital healthcare scaleup Vitaccess in 2017.

Vitacess offer international real-world evidence solutions to the biopharmaceutical market via smartphone apps and data science.

Vitacess is certainly a company to watch in just 4 years the company has grown a headcount to 50 and have just been awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise &Innovation, the most prestigious UK Business award,

Tune in to hear how Mark has achieved such amazing milestones and hear his plans for the future.

Tom Ryan on winning new business in the pharma market |EP23

After spending twenty years of his career in Life Sciences, like most entrepreneurs Tom noticed a gap in the market.

He realised that most service providers, while technically proficient, were still having trouble reaching their customers.

So In October 2017, Tom decided to give those organizations a voice and founded NavigatorBIO - a Contract Development Organization for the Life Sciences community.

Tom shares his story about starting out on his own, fine-tuning his processes and growing the business.

How to get into Clinical Research with Tiffany Ashton | EP22

This week Lucy Gilmour hosts a spin-off episode to The Huxley Morton Podcast where she speaks with industry expert Tiffany Ashton on how to get into Clinical Research.

 

Topics include

• Top Tips to get into Clinical Research!
• Career progression within the industry
• How to map out your career path
• What transferrable skills do you need to be successful in Clinical Research?
• What resources can you read to help you learn more about Clinical Research?

 

Pivoting isn’t a Plan B: It’s part of the Process. James Fowl & Lucy Gilmour |EP21

Who are the founders of Huxley Morton, What is Huxley Morton about, and what is the back story?

This week Adam and the founders discuss how Covid-19 killed HM’s very successful Engineering focused Recruitment business.

How the founders came back fighting!

What they are doing differently to conquer a new market!

From Research Rookie to Clinical Trials Guru. Dan Sfera |Ep20

Series 3 Ep 20 Dan Sfera The Clinical Trials Guru

This man needs no introduction as he is world-renowned in the Clinical Research sector as the Clinical Trials Guru.

But what is Dan’s back story? How did he start out? What inspired him to start creating content to help so many others starting out and working in the world of Clinical trials.

This week James and Adam get the full low down on the main man himself.

Why not also check out Dan’s channel and the video of him interviewing James and Adam.

They talk about interview strategy and what you should be asking in your interviews.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_kfqFrrw90&t=1730s

 

Brad Hightower Increasing access to Clinical Trials | Ep19

Brad Hightower Founder of Hightower Clinical and host of Note to file Podcast.

Brad has grown Hightower Clinical to 50 active sites working with 70 Physicians in under 4 years. Adding the human touch to Clinical Trials, Brad is dynamic, flexible and not afraid to fail which has, in turn, led to his success.

Brad and the team at Hightower clinical serve the community of Oklahoma by increasing patient access to new medical treatments through clinical trials and providing no-cost research infrastructure to physicians.

In this episode, we hear how Brad started out in the industry and his plans for expansion of, Hightower Clinical.

Radi Arezina Managing Director of Stridon Clinical Research | Ep18

Radi Arezina Managing Director of Stridon Clinical Research

Prior to establishing Stridon, he co-founded Richmond Pharmacology, where for over 15 years he held the position of Research Director and was instrumental in making Richmond a UK leading Phase I CRO.

Radi shares his story about using adversity to his advantage and focusing on being the best in his niche. A fantastic Leader it’s no wonder Radi has achieved great success in both companies he has founded.

Stridon is a London-based CRO offering its clients clinical trial support services including medical and scientific writing, regulatory affairs, training for clinical trial staff, GCP and GMP audits, and clinical trial site management.

The business is set up and run as a cooperative of experienced partners who are experts in their field and have an equitable share in the business proceeds.  

Stridon’s core values are delivery of honest, quality service on time.